One advantage that the federal system of government has over a unitary system is that it allows for greater regional autonomy and diversity. In a federal system, power is divided between a central government and multiple regional or state governments. This allows different regions or states to have their own legislative, executive, and judicial systems, and make decisions that are more tailored to their specific needs and preferences. This decentralized approach allows for greater local control and responsiveness to regional issues. In contrast, a unitary system concentrates power at the national level, resulting in fewer opportunities for local autonomy and potentially overlooking the unique needs and perspectives of different regions.
